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PCI was formed by Jaspal Singh in the year 2000 with a vision to provide admirable service with integrity in the field if Canadian Immigration. He is a Full Member of CSIC (Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants) & CAPIC (Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants).

We have a team of skilled consultants who are committed to provide professional and quality service. We provide free and prompt assessment to our clients by maintaining highest level of confidentiality. PCI is a part of a worldwide network of diverse immigration practitioners, international and legal consultants/professionals who are universally recognized. We have been established to assist individuals in achieving their immigration goals and assisting them in creating a bright future in Canada.

Our first and foremost aim is to assist our client's and serve them with full confidence & competence. Our focus is towards serving our clients with complete dedication and integrity.

Company's Motto is to provide "SERVICE WITH INTEGRITY".

Our Immigration Firm assists people around the globe interested in living and working in Canada. We inform our clients about the latest changes in immigration law and ensure that their cases receive the individual care and attention they deserve. The success of our work for each client is the direct result of our determination to be the very best at what we do and how we do. If we accept a client, that acceptance comes with our commitment that we can and will fulfill his/her demands.

About/Why CANADA

History:
Canada's immigration policy is the most explicit part of what might be described as a population policy. In a liberal democratic state such as canada, only the prevailing rates of immigration and not those of mortality, fertility and emigration can be effectively regulated. By regulating the means of selection and by controlling the number of entrants, the government seeks to fulfill a variety of national objectives.

According to the 1870-71 censuses, Canada's total population was 3.6 million. In addition to native peoples (about 136 000 in 1851) the 2 largest groups were the French (1 million) and the British (2.1 million). Excepting the Germans (203 000), other groups (Dutch, American blacks, Swiss, Italians, Spanish, Portuguese) were much smaller. During the next century, about 9.3 million people immigrated to Canada and, although many went on to the USA or eventually returned to their native lands; by 1996 Canada's population had surpassed 29 million.

During the 19th century, the movement of individuals and groups to Canada was largely unrestricted, although in 1885, under pressure from BC, an act was passed restricting Chinese immigration through the imposition of a head tax, the first of a series of such measures directed at the Chinese that continued until the late 1940s. Otherwise immigration policy was concerned mainly with quarantine stations, the responsibilities of transportation companies, and the exclusion of criminals, paupers, the diseased and the destitute.

But after the massive immigration between 1903 and 1913, WW I and subsequent political upheavals and economic problems, a much more restrictive immigration policy was implemented and remained unchanged until 1962, when Canada's present universal and nondiscriminatory policy was introduced in stages.

Present:
Canada is the world's second largest country and is a land of immense opportunities. Canada requires young, dynamic and educated skilled workers who can work and settle in Canada. It is a knowledge-based economy, Seeking Skilled Workers / Professional immigrants, who can meet the demands of the rapidly changing economy.

Canada at a Glance
Canada had been declared as the best country in the world to live in, for 8 years consecutively by the United Nations till recently.
  • Canada offers FREE MEDICAL SERVICES to its Permanent residents.
  • Education up to grade 13 is absolutely free. While higher education is subsidized.
  • After receiving citizenship, you can study and work in USA.
  • Employment insurance is offered to a person, who has worked for a minimum of 20 weeks and thereafter, gets unemployed.
  • Total Canadian population is 30 million, with 3% of Indian population.
Religion
Canada has a wide mix of religions, but it has no official religion, and support for religious pluralism is an important part of Canada's political culture. All religions are represented in its multicultural and secular society. Canadians respect the freedom of people to practice their choice of religion. Churches, mosques, temples and synagogues are located in most major cities.

Life in Canada
Canada is a country of enviable qualities. It boasts of a life expectancy of 79.1 years and an adult literacy rate of 99%. For the past many years, the United Nations has ranked Canada as first in the world on the Human Development Index. Canadian cities themselves have also received praise for their various qualities.

Economic Wealth
Canada maintains one of the world's highest per capita GDP's i.e. about US $22,000 per person. The World Bank has also ranked Canadians as the 2nd wealthiest people in the world in terms of the country's natural, financial, human and social resources. Based on Canada's total wealth, each Canadian is worth nearly CDN $ 7, 50,000. Canada has a diversified economy. Canada's economy is based on natural resources industries, such as forestry, mining, oil and gas extraction, farming and fishing, which account for large numbers of jobs and revenue for Canada. Canada is also known as a leader in the areas of telecommunications, biotechnology, aerospace technologies and pharmaceuticals. Canada is a member nation of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) along with the USA and Mexico.

Employment
In Canada, good employment opportunities exist in all the sectors of the economy. Financially speaking, new immigrants earn an average of CDN $ 30,000 -CDN $75,000 annually. It is worth noting that Canada is acclaimed globally for its admirable record of promoting employment equity in the workplace for women and visible minorities.
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